Nonprofit Assistance Center - Monmouth-Ocean
Program Schedule Taking Your Organization to the Next Level
Presented by Brookdale Community College Certificate in Nonprofit Management
Gain valuable and important skills, knowledge and a certificate for a rewarding career in nonprofit management. Brookdale’s fast-paced nonprofit management certificate program is taught by leading professionals and practitioners. Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to learn, network and exchange ideas about this growing career path. In an interactive environment, discover the most productive strategies for meeting challenges specific to nonprofits
Creating a healthy, vibrant organization by utilizing the talents of staff and volunteers is the continual theme of the program.
Explore the dynamics of two major types of nonprofits: charitable and philanthropic 501(c)3 agencies, and trade professional 501(c)6 associations, and their differences and similarities.
To acquire a certificate: have your instructor sign an Attendance Verification form after each course. It is your responsibility to collect and keep the signed forms in a safe place. (Lost Attendance Verifications and/or certificates will be replaced for a fee of $5.)
Who should attend: staff, volunteers, board members, executive directors, program directors, committee chairpersons, and those interested in these positions.
Attaining the Certificate in Nonprofit Management requires completion of these five courses:
• Introduction To Nonprofit Management • Strategic Planning For Nonprofits • Recruiting, Maintaining And Managing Volunteers • Fundraising and Marketing For Nonprofits • Board Development For Nonprofits
Fee: Each course is $119 To Register: 732-224-2315
Refund Policy: Registrants canceling 10 or more days before the beginning of a class receive a full refund. Registrants canceling between 9 and 5 days before the start of class receive 50% refund. Less than 5 days before class start date, no refunds will be granted. Only under extreme, extenuating circumstances would an appeal be considered beyond that point. Registrants requesting an appeal must do so in writing, stating their reason, providing supporting documentation. (i.e., medical note from doctor, accident report, etc) and include course name and start date.
Introduction To Nonprofit Management Carl V. Lillvik, senior consultant, Little Cove Services
Gain a solid foundation of what it takes to create and maintain a healthy nonprofit organization. Learn the differences between 501(c)3 charitable organizations and other tax exempt organizations. Explore the dynamics of the board, staff and volunteers working together to advance the organization. Examine the role nonprofits play in society and understand the basic legal structures of nonprofits. 3 SESSIONS
Tuesdays, January 20-February 3, 6:30-9pm Code: XNONP 017F
Recruiting, Retaining And Managing Volunteers Margean Gladysz, senior vice president, National Executive Service Corps
Effectively managing volunteers is a key component of any nonprofit organization's success. Uncover the essential skills to grow and manage a thriving volunteer program. Learn how to increase the number of volunteers in your organization, keep them motivated and retain them. Discuss: developing recruitment strategies, recognizing and evaluating volunteers, building teamwork between volunteers and staff and understanding critical legal and liability issues. Share your experiences and network with other participants. 3 SESSIONS
Wednesdays, March 18-April 1, 6:30-9 pm Code: XNONP 023F
Board Development For Nonprofits Leslie M. Loysen, CFRE, (certified fund raising executive)
Nonprofit organizations are governed by boards of directors with legal, ethical and fiduciary responsibilities. Board members must make sure that the organization is run well and be actively involved in fund raising including making personal contributions, serving as an advocate and participating in fund raising activities. Examine the role of the nonprofit board of directors and explore what individual member's responsibilities, requirements and duties are; the best way to recruit members; and how to conduct an effective orientation program. 3 SESSIONS
Tuesdays, Feb 17-March 3, 6:30-9 pm Code: XNONP 025F
Strategic Planning For Nonprofits Carl V. Lillvik, senior consultant, Little Cove Services
Gain a clear understanding of the unique strategic planning process in the nonprofit organization, including how it guides direction, structure, and operations. Examine the importance of customizing the process to suit the nature and needs of the organization so that the plan is relevant, realistic and flexible. Learn how to prepare for the strategic planning process, conduct external and internal analyses and establish direction including mission, vision, values, goals, and strategies. Discover how to create an action plan (who will be doing what and when), determine resources needed and finalize its development, communication and implementation. 3 SESSIONS
Thursdays, April 21-May 5, 6:30-9 pm Code: XNONP 024F
Fund Raising And Marketing For Nonprofits Meg Natter, development consultant
Review and explore the basic principles of fundraising and marketing for nonprofits. Uncover and identify your organization's internal and external constituencies. Examine basic fundraising techniques, master the resource development process and analyze building a case for support. Learn the step-by-step process for planning and executing a fundraising program for your nonprofit organization. 3 SESSIONS
Tuesdays, May 19-June 2, 6:30-9 pm Code: XNONP 021F
Tuesdays, May 19-June 2, 6:30-9 pm| Code: XNONP 021F
Information: mwaclawik@brookdalecc.edu
To Register: 732-224-2315
Presented by Monmouth-Ocean Development Council TBA Presented by United Way of Monmouth County TBA
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